Two people discuss why a TikTok ban is gaining support across both parties in Congress. One argues the government wants control over social media; the other says they'd miss TikTok for practical things like learning recipes.
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Not only did the House vote for it to be banned, you got the Democrats versus— and the Senate agreeing, baby. Normally we get the West Coast versus the East Coast with them when it comes to legislature, but since Donald Trump, the former president, now to President Biden, they are pushing harder and stronger than ever. What do you think this ban is about to be about?
Like, it's about control. You know what I'm saying? Like, you can— you controlling it. Because even when TikTok— when every— when Facebook and everything else went down, TikTok didn't go down. You know what I'm saying? Like, it sure didn't. Yeah, they want— they want to control TikTok because they already got control over Facebook, Instagram, because they got control over Mark Zuckerberg. You feel me? So it's all about control. But they take— wait, TikTok, how to learn how to cook? I go on there and look up recipes and all that good stuff, man.